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A lot of the answers here thoroughly confuse me. It seems like a completely false premise that alcohol is required to (1) have fun (2) let loose (3) remove inhi
by krastanov 5y ago
A lot of the answers here thoroughly confuse me. It seems like a completely false premise that alcohol is required to (1) have fun (2) let loose (3) remove inhibitions. Consume a minor amount of alcohol/sugar/drugs if you want to, sure they are damaging, but stress is damaging too, and even oxygen is carcinogenic if you use too much. But do not believe people that tell you that you need an externally delivered chemical to have a normal de-stressing night, whether it is night-club-filled or board-games-filled.
- Gualdrapo 5y agoI never have drink alcohol, a "teetotaler" if that term is allowed here (and one I learned about not so long ago). I just don't like the taste of alcohol. At all. But I feel like most people began to consume it based on that false premise you mention and others impose it, like a chain effect. Can't tell if it's some cultural thing but it's so weird to me, one of those aspects of society I can't understand. Though even weirder has been that sometimes I've been ostracized because this not-alcohol consumption.
- relax88 5y agoPeople like getting fucked up. It’s not that confusing.
- fuzzfactor 5y ago>People like getting fucked up. It’s not that confusing. If it's not confusing enough, they're not doing it as thoroughly as they could be . . .